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Ray_Hennessey
Aug 4, 2004
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Can anyone provide advise on the best way to achieve the following – I have a logo that I want to turn into a blob of ketchup, but with the logo maintaining a certain amount of recognisability.

I’ve applied bevel and emboss, and used the liquify feature, but the look is nowhere near. Am I on the right track though?

I’m no photoshop expert, but can it be done as I imagine? What would be a good starting point. Thanks.
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Welles_Goodrich
Aug 4, 2004
I hate to suggest this but perhaps the best way would be to start with an image of a blob of ketchup and then use your logo as a displacement map. Look at #9 of the tutorials on this page…

< http://www.pacificsites.com/~dglaser/art/PhotoShopTips/PSTip sSpec2D.html>
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Neil_Keller
Aug 9, 2004
Ray,

Please do not post the same question in multiple forums. Thanks!

Neil
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graffiti
Aug 9, 2004
Sheesh. He only posted it twice. Once here and once in the slightly used Design Discussion forum.

Not like he’s spamming the boards or anything eh?
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Jack_Youngblood
Aug 20, 2004
Try plastic wrap filter. Start with basic red, brush a bit of whitish on (lightly) and then Plastic Wrap. Experiment. Good for blood, cant think why it wouldn’t work with Ketchup.

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